Technical Quality Requirements:

- The firewood to be delivered shall comply with the provisions of STAS 2340/1980 (Category A: processed hardwood—oak, beech, hornbeam—stacked in steres). Category A includes processed hardwood stacked in steres, containing no more than 10% softwood or coniferous wood.

Regarding STAS 2340/1980, the following specifications apply:
- Processed wood stacked in steres, cut to a length of 1 m ± 5 cm, with a diameter of 15–30 cm at the thin end;
- Split wood (billets/segments): maximum face width of 30 cm;
- Wood showing signs of rot is not accepted;
- The moisture content of the wood must be sufficiently low to meet the requirements stipulated in Article 2.4.1, paragraph 2, point 1 of STAS 2340/1980.

The total quantity to be procured is: 220 steres (equivalent to 110 tonnes) and 20 steres (equivalent to 10 tonnes).

Hello! We would like to purchase hardwood firewood. Please contact us for details. Have a great day!

Dear Sir/Madam,

Our company has been operating in Hungary since 2012. We are interested in purchasing firewood packed in crate pallets, as well as softwood timber for construction purposes.

Firewood in crate pallets:
- Species: beech, oak;
- Length: 30 – 33 cm;
- Log dimensions (diameter): 8 – 15 cm;
- Crate pallet dimensions: 1.00 m x 1.00 m x 1.75 m.

Please provide the FCA price and the loading location so that we may calculate the costs.

Thank you!

We require hardwood firewood—with delivery included for each individual location—to be used for heating the field stations during the cold season. Details available upon request.

Hardwood firewood, quantity: 33 cubic meters, cut to 40 cm, split, transported, and stacked in the beneficiary`s storage area.

The total value estimated by the beneficiary for this procurement is 22,440.00 lei, excluding VAT.

Firewood must meet the general requirements stipulated in standard STAS 2340/80. The only hardwood variety accepted is beech.

The firewood shall be cut to a length of 50 cm and either split or supplied as whole logs.

The wood must be of superior quality, free from stumps or branches, and show no signs of damage or rot.

Hardwood firewood (beech), cut and stacked on pallets, or in log form

The following species are accepted as hardwood: oak, beech, elm, and black locust.

The firewood must be seasoned (dry), cut to a length of 50 cm, and split.

The wood must be of superior quality—free from stumps, branches, or signs of damage or rot.

The wood must be stacked properly in the delivery vehicles, with no gaps, to allow for an accurate assessment of the actual quantity.

Hello!

I live in the Netherlands and am interested in beech and oak firewood. Do you also deliver to the Netherlands?
I look forward to your response, as well as the price per stacked cubic meter (stacked wood).

Best regards,
Rik Lentjes

Kiln-dried hardwood premium firewood that has been force-dried in a commercial kiln to reduce its internal moisture content, typically down to under 20. This process makes the wood highly efficient, easy to light, and clean-burning. For bulk convenience, it is commonly stacked and sold in neat, tightly packed timber pallets (or crates) measuring 1m³ or 2m³.

1m³ Pallets (Standard/Compact Size)

• Volume: Represents 1 cubic meter of neatly stacked firewood.
• Loose Equivalence: Contains roughly the same volume as 1.5 to 1.7 cubic meters of loose-filled logs, as hand-stacking eliminates the empty air pockets found in bulk bags.
• Best For: Homeowners with moderate heating needs, limited storage areas, or narrow side-passages where larger delivery crates cannot easily fit.

2m³ Pallets (Large/Bulk Size)

• Volume: Represents 2 cubic meters of neatly stacked firewood.
• Loose Equivalence: Contains roughly the same volume as 3.0 to 3.5 cubic meters of loose-filled logs, offering a much higher volume concentration.
• Best For: Heavy or daily winter burning, large properties, or household consumers looking for the best price-per-volume value to stock up for an entire season.

Key Characteristics of Kiln-Dried Hardwood Pallets

• Premium Hardwood Species: Typically made of dense woods like Ash, Oak, Beech, or Birch, which burn slower and hotter than softwoods.
• Maximum Heat Output: The low moisture level ensures energy isn39;t wasted boiling off internal water, resulting in an exceptionally hot, clean burn.
• Low Smoke Creosote: High-temperature burning minimizes soot and tar, which keeps your stove glass clear and protects your chimney from hazardous creosote buildup.
• Ready to Burn: Pallets arrive tightly stacked and stable, ready to be moved straight into a garage, log store, or shed for immediate use.

Hardwood firewood (beech, hornbeam) cut to one-meter lengths, with a diameter of minimum 10 cm and maximum 30 cm.